How to introduce witnesses on a custody case in the family court?

Judges typically are hesitant to bring children into the courtroom, even if they are now adults. However, here are some ideas to consider: (1) ...

How do I keep my husband away from me?

If you are living in a different apartment, and your husband is not on the lease, then NO, he has no right to be in your apartment, legally married...

How long after I get divorced can I remarry in CA?

California imposes a 6-month waiting period after when the Petition & Summons are first served before the court can "finalize" your divorce. If...

Is there a legal website I can review concerning what questions to ask an attorney who deals with family law/divorce?

Here are some sites that have good questions for you to...

What are my rights when we share legal joint custody?

You can file a motion with the court and ask for orders that your child not be cared for or left alone with stepmother. I don't know enough about...

Dad has not seen or spoken to his children in a year. Would that be sufficiant to request sole Custody? adoption paperwork?

A parent who does not attempt to contact or support his children for more than a year is subject to having his parental rights terminated for...

What are my child visitation rights during separation?

Until there are court orders in your case, you will continue to be in limbo. I suggest you file a motion and ask the court to make...

I have a child who is 20 years old i know that she sells and smokes marijuana i need to know how to get a restraining order

Go down to your local family law courthouse and ask to meet with the Family Law Facilitator. Each county has a facilitator who is supposed to help...

In 1997 my "ex" wrongly filed a dissolution without kids and received defautl.What does this mean?

My best advice is that you contact a family law attorney to review the divorce documents and to discuss your options in person. If your husband...

You have to understand that there are two levels of law in play here -- federal law (ERISA) and state law. Federal law will always trump state...